When it comes to fabulous Mexican folk art, for sheer variety and eclectic selection, no one can beat funkychickeneggranch. That’s the seller’s name that native Phoenician Nancy Nenad goes by on eBay, ...

Among the lively streets in the East Village lies La Sirena Mexican Folk Art, a small business offering Manhattan residents a piece of Mexican culture, one artwork at a time. While the store’s ...

Lucy McFarland, 4, visiting her family in Santa Fe from Los Angeles, points at the teeth of El Kokoro (heart, mind, spirit) created by artist Alberto Moreno Fernández on display Thursday on Milner ...

The Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition that dates back centuries. The celebration honors those souls that have passed away and it's believed during that week of celebrations those souls come back ...

Since 2004, the International Folk Art Market has brought the world to Santa Fe, featuring handmade crafts from countries and artists across the globe.

A jaguar alebrije sculpture designed by Ricardo Angeles of Atelier Jacobo and María Angeles in Oaxaca, now at Rockefeller Center. (all photos by Valentina Di Liscia for Hyperallergic) Originating ...

An exhibition at the International Museum of Folk Art includes finely crafted animals, skeletons, devils and more, which are traditionally made to celebrate events in the liturgical year Judith H.

Cynthia Weill, illus. by the Aguilar Sisters. Cinco Puntos (Consortium, dist.), $14.95 (32p) ISBN 978-1-935955-39-9 Weill’s fourth title in the bilingual First Concepts in Mexican Folk Art series, a ...

To state the obvious, the exhibits in the Natural History Museum at Exposition Park usually have something to do with history. However there's nothing old about the Mexican folk art show Grandes ...

Artistic and cultural creations from Mexico will be front and center this month at the Pump House Regional Arts Center in La Crosse. The La Crosse Community Foundation awarded Pump House a $7,500 ...

EAST VILLAGE, Manhattan -- A small business owner is on a mission to bring a little bit of Mexico to New York City. La Sirena sells handmade folk art on Manhattan's Lower East Side. Beyond the ...